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Ninho 05.02.2010, 18:29	HX won't run Bochs any more ? (DOSX) Post reply
	Is it me or...? Can't seem to be able to run Bochs 2.4.2 under HX any more. Here's the error log : dpmild32: import not found: MapDialogRect dpmild32: file USER32.dll dpmild32: c:\hx\bin\WSOCK32.dll: cannot resolve imports My HX files are dated mostly Nov 16, 2009. Regards -- Ninho

DOS386

06.02.2010, 09:28

@ Ninho

works for me (mostly, some issues left)

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> dpmild32: import not found: MapDialogRect
> dpmild32: file USER32.dll
> dpmild32: c:\hx\bin\WSOCK32.dll: cannot resolve imports

SET DPMILDR=128 ???

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This is a LOGITECH mouse driver, but some software expect here
the following string:*** This is Copyright 1983 Microsoft ***

DOS386

06.02.2010, 09:37

@ DOS386

works for me (mostly, some issues left)

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BTW, there seem to be some "secret" updates of HX ... like adding the CLD instruction (+ 1 Byte of bloat) ... but the timing bug (7-ZIP's "b") is not fixed :-|

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This is a LOGITECH mouse driver, but some software expect here
the following string:*** This is Copyright 1983 Microsoft ***

Japheth

Germany (South),
06.02.2010, 16:24

@ DOS386

works for me (mostly, some issues left)

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> BTW, there seem to be some "secret" updates of HX ... like adding the CLD
> instruction (+ 1 Byte of bloat) ...

Yes, this fix improves compatibility of the Win32 Lynx version.

> but the timing bug (7-ZIP's "b") is not fixed :-|

No. It's low priority.

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MS-DOS forever!

RayeR

CZ,
06.02.2010, 22:05

@ DOS386

works for me (mostly, some issues left)

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> BTW, there seem to be some "secret" updates of HX ... like adding the CLD
> instruction (+ 1 Byte of bloat)

Aren't you a little bit paranoic of bloating? Would you comment every byte if it is not so bloated? I don't understand that you have not some better things to do ...

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DOS gives me freedom to unlimited HW access.

DOS386

07.02.2010, 09:42

@ RayeR

missed the point

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Rayer wrote:

> Aren't you a little bit paranoic of bloating? Would you
> comment every byte if it is not so bloated? I don't
> understand that you have not some better things to do ...

(see subj)

Japheth wrote:

> > but the timing bug (7-ZIP's "b") is not fixed
> No. It's low priority.

Regressions used to have a high priority some time in the past :-|

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This is a LOGITECH mouse driver, but some software expect here
the following string:*** This is Copyright 1983 Microsoft ***

marcov 11.02.2010, 15:24 @ RayeR	works for me (mostly, some issues left) Post reply
	> > BTW, there seem to be some "secret" updates of HX ... like adding the > CLD > > instruction (+ 1 Byte of bloat) > > Aren't you a little bit paranoic of bloating? Would you comment every byte > if it is not so bloated? I don't understand that you have not some better > things to do ... (you only noticed now? )